About Rattan & Wicker
Rattan & Wicker draws on the shaded verandahs of Southeast Asia between 1900 and 1950, where honey-golden cane was woven over and under into peacock chairs, settees and screens. The surface is the deep weave itself — warm fiber sitting in green-dappled shade, not a pale off-white.
Tropical palm greens and crisp colonial linen trim play against the caramel rattan, giving an interior that feels handmade, breathable and quietly elegant. It is craft furniture light, translated into a dark, woven digital surface.
- Origin
- Southeast Asia — Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaya
- Era
- 1900–1950 (colonial tropical verandah furniture)
- Key figures
- Southeast Asian rattan weavers · Cane craftsmen of the Malay archipelago
- Movements
- Colonial tropical interior / porch furniture · Natural-fiber wicker craft
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